Summer issue on the Stands

June 2023

On the theme of Hollywood, from NL’s earliest film stars and filmmakers, through the lyrics of a Ron Hynes’ classic, and packed with buzz and scoops and did-you-knows. On the stands until September 11.

In St John’s, NL
Johnny Ruth, 183 Water Street
Food For Thought, 84 Gower Street
The Travel Bug, 197 Water Street
Downtown Comics, 141 Duckworth Street
Halliday’s, 103 Gower Street
The Rooms Gift Shop, 9 Bonaventure Ave
Coles Avalon Mall
Coles Village Mall
Chapters Kenmount Road

In Corner Brook, NL
Island Treasures 44 Maple Valley Road
Coles Corner Brook Plaza

In Nova Scotia
Atlantic News, 5560 Morris Street, Halifax
Chapters, Mic Mac Mall, Dartmouth
The Inside Story, 1016 Central Ave, Greenwood
Coles, Amherst Court Mall, Amherst

In New Brunswick
Chapters, Regent Mall, Fredericton
Chapters, 499 Paul Street, Moncton

In Ontario
Presse Internationale, 537 Bloor Street W, Toronto
DDRS Distribution, 933 Ritson Road S, Oshawa

In Saskatchewan
McNally Robinson Bookstore, 3130 8 Street E, Saskatoon

In BC
McNews, 1460 Lonsdale Ave, North Vancouver

In Yukon
Mac’s Fireweed Books, 203 Main Street, Whitehorse

With a new outlet in Winnipeg and a second in Toronto coming soon.

FictionShort

Tryouts

BY Terry Doyle

Jason swings his Jeep between two mounds of dirty ice that flank the end of Christine’s driveway, and takes a deep breath before going to the door. He’d waited in…

Q & A

Q and A with Artist Emily Pittman

BY NQ

Emily Pittman is a visual artist and writer who was born in Clarenville and is now based in St John’s. She graduated from the University of Guelph in April of…

From the MagazineExcerpt

Spirit Bird

BY Gary L Saunders

THE ROYAL CANADIAN GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY, having canvassed the country for two years, had finally narrowed the search to Perisoreus canadensis, a robin-sized cousin of the raven and crow native to every province and territory and nowhere else on the planet. Unlike most of our birds, it stays up north year-round, nesting in temperatures as low as minus 20 degrees Celsius. Hardy, smart, loyal and friendly – what could be more Canadian?